IRGC Operations in Latin America: Threat Assessment
Deep dive into the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps’ footprint in Latin America, focusing on illicit networks and asymmetric threat vectors.
March 16, 2026
This theater focuses on the evolving domestic threat landscape in the United States and Canada. Analysis prioritizes sUAS (drone) incursion vulnerabilities over critical infrastructure, the monitoring of foreign-sponsored subversion vectors, and the degradation of localized security responses to asymmetric threats.
Deep dive into the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps’ footprint in Latin America, focusing on illicit networks and asymmetric threat vectors.
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